How to Uninstall Extra Language Packs from Windows 7 RC build 7100

[Tulsitani]

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Actually popup offered me to get the free language packs on my windows 7 machine due to which mistake I installed some language packs on my Windows 7and I guess that was my mistake and these languages are of NO use for me so I better remove them out of my system. They may create some problem in future which puts me in big worry. Now I want to uninstall the extra language packs of my windows 7 rc. can somebody help me?

[Aleksandra]

To uninstall the language pack you require opening the Control Panel and then locating the Programs heading then click on “Uninstall a Program”. Have a look in the top left corner where you need to click on “View Installed Updates”. One time installed the updates and it gets finished loading then scroll from first to last of the list till you place the Language Pack update, Now click on the update and choose “Uninstall”. This will eliminate the Language Pack update. I hope this information is helpful.

[Elijah]

So, now times have Windows installed from the uni. Well, unfortunately, I pull net how to install the foreign language pack. Have the language pack iso also downloaded from the university, but unfortunately there is no exe or something else. There are different language folder exists and where a "cabinet file", whatever that may be. If I can be me then just double click billion files appear ...Control Panel -> Clock, Language and Region -> Install or uninstall display languages > Install display languages ​​-> Browse computer or network -> - Browse. Because it sounds to Install or uninstall display languages already up, so is the menu item.

[Dolsy_bendal]

The command only gets quicker. In Control Panel, go to "Region and Language" and click on the "Keyboards and Languages" tab. If you have extra than one language pack installed, then there is a group of display language and a button is provided for "Install / uninstall languages", so click on that, and runs Lpksetup. A write to "language" in my start menu brings "Region and language as my third choice, primarily in the subgroup of the control panel, so it's not so hard to find, just use the tools that Microsoft will Search took to make things easier.